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Europe faces climate-driven heat wave, wildfires, and storms
A 10-day heat wave that ended on July 2 pushed temperatures above 40C (104F) across parts of Western Europe. According to scientists from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, climate change intensified the heat by as much as 4C (39F) in 12 major cities, including Barcelona, Madrid, Milan, and London.
Large parts of Spain are on high alert for wildfires after the country experienced its hottest June on record.
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Massive wildfire triggers lockdowns across southern Tarragona, SpainOn July 7, 2025, in Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain, @andreagongom shared a video of an out-of-control wildfire sweeping through ...
The fire has devastated more than 2,000 hectares in Tarragona in the north of the country and strong winds in the area ...
Hot summer weather is spreading wildfires across Europe after a blaze reached France's second-largest city and left 110 ...
Authorities have urged residents to stay home while the Spanish army prepares an emergency response to the problem. The army was deployed overnight near the northeastern city of Tarragona. So far, the ...
Hundreds of Spanish firefighters on Tuesday battled a forest fire stoked by fierce winds that had burned more than 3,000 ...
Wildfires were raging in Spain and France on Tuesday after a dayslong heat wave parched landscapes in the region and turned woodlands into tinderboxes.
Near the city of Narbonne, a forest fire the size of 2,000 rugby pitches forced a motorway to Spain to close on Tuesday.
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